Small ads from The Telegraph section in Sidney Nebraska
Dust proof letter sites for sale by The Telegraph Five cents each. We have an unlimited amount of money to loan on farm lands at 7 percent. Bentely Land Company Sidney Nebraska For sale old newspapers for pantry shelves and carpet linings and many other uses. At this office Wanted Second Hand Stove and ranges Jackson & Son's Bee Hive Store For sale One registered Berkshire Boar ten months old. T. E. Quinn Dalton Nebr 640 acre ranch Cherry County Nebraska $6 per acre. Proctor Colo For sale vacant lot in Wellner's Addition to Sidney Mrs Mary BB Hadley For sale cottages with water electric lights and shades Large streets cement walks and lawn Two blocks from Central School Building Mrs B. W. Wrazey Phone 79 For sale Young mare well broke Weight 1000 Mrs Carrie Cook Heating stoves wanted Jackson Store Refrigerators wanted at Jackson's More For sale good second hand tractor and plowing outfit Brott Sidney Nebr Shoe repairing L. Patrowsky Amortized farm loan offers at 7 percent for 20 years.
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Bentley Land Company
Sidney
Nebraska
B. W. Wrazey
Local Market Prices Listings for Grains and Eggs
Market bulletin shows prices for Wheat Red Wheat Macaroni Oats Flax Rye Corn Cream Beggs Butter Potatoes Old Hens and Young Chickens with figures such as 1.70 1.67 and 1.00 Rede 32 30 OZ 3% A1 Ac. The fragment notes assorted commodities and rates, reflecting a rural trade page snapshot.
Card of thanks and assorted local notices from Sidney Nebr
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for condolences and floral tributes after bereavement. Also includes numerous small classified items: Ford car overhaul offer for 18 50, listings of used Fords and trucks, farm rental inquiry, five room house for sale, exchange offers, Haflfa seed, Poland China boars, roosters, plow wants, and various notices including liquor restriction and real estate inquiries. Local names include Mrs Cicero Allen and Andrew Nelson among others.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES FROM SIDNEY AREA
Local items from Sidney and surrounding areas list visitors residents and events. Names include Mrs Knox reporter for The Telegraph, Carl Rutner, Norve Eckert, J L Raach seriously ill, Mrs Harry Zick returning from hospital, Arthur Brandenburg, J J Cramer, C W Simons, N Eckert, J H Foster, Mr and Mrs B A Jones, Dr H C English chiropractor, L W Vath house warming, Miss Mitchell and Miss Clara Klein, Dr Harry Zick now visiting Sidney, N D Statler relocation, Franz Engels, Henry Ehmke Sr retirement, Emmons Sanders, Dr Ejskner, Mrs C P Chambers, Anna convalescence, new Altar society officers, King’s daughters gathering, Miss Eva Miles, Miss Carrie Eckert guest, Mrs Fred Beyers treatment in Denver, high wind damages Hahler garage wall, D R Jones family trip to Omaha, Kensington lunch at Altar, auctioneers convention in Denver, Noah Walters moving near Lodgepole, Duffen family in town for pneumonia patient, Dr F W Buck to visit Sidney and Dal to schedule consultation.
Federal Farm Loan Bank stock sales end February seventeenth
The last day to purchase Federal Farm Loan Bank stock is February 17, after which the government will absorb remaining shares. Purchases have been brisk, from 25 to 1000 dollars, and the notice lists Sidney property with Osborn and Jorgenson for related investment details.
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Federal Farm Loan Bank
Civil Service Exams In Alliance Nebr February 1917
Civil Service examination for Stenographer and Typewriter will be held in Alliance Nebraska on February 20 1917. For details contact Marius Christiansen Local Secretary Sidney Nebr Superintendent W J Braham attended the state conference of city superintendents in North Platte with fifty three cities represented. Farmers Union held a strong meeting at the Ideal Theatre last Saturday. Nora Braasch and sister left for Chicago to stock millinery. Leon Fine plans his annual New York market trip to bring spring stock for the Fashion Shop. We publish what happens not what is invented.
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Alliance
Nebraska
Marius Christiansen
Sidney
Nebr
W. J. Braham
North Platte
Farmers Union
Ideal Theatre
Court House
Federal Land Bank
Leon Fine
New York
Couch Pleads Guilty In Double Oklahoma Killing
John M. Couch pleaded guilty at arraignment to killing Miss Nellie M. Dunn, a schoolteacher, and Rowland Williams, an Oklahoma City music instructor. Dunn was his sister in law and was murdered at the school. Williams was killed minutes later at his studio. Mrs. Couch, his ex wife, urged the county attorney to see that the law be fully vindicated, seeking the death penalty.
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John M. Couch
Nellie M. Dunn
Rowland Willams
Oklahoma City
Miss Dunn
Couch
Williams
Arizona Supreme Court declares Campbell de facto governor
The Arizona Supreme Court rules Thomas E Campbell is the de facto governor. Campbell, Republican candidate in November, and Democratic incumbent Hunt each claim victory. A court contest alleges election errors and a vote count is underway.
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TheArizona Supreme Court
Thomas E Campbell
Arizona
Campbell
Republica
Hunt
Famine in Russia Despite Surplus Food in Two-Year Reserve
London Times dispatch notes Russia faces hunger in Petrograd and Moscow though two years of supplies exist. rail bottlenecks prevent distribution. Citizens endure long lines for meat bread milk sugar and vegetables as shortages bite urban districts.
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Russia
London Times
Petrograd
Moscow
Canadian ranger Visits Armagh Amid Catholic Protestant Ceremonies
The orange and green united at Armagh to welcome the Duchess of Connaught's Canadian ranger. Green and yellow emblems of Catholics and Orangemen blended perhaps for the first time since the Boyne. Visiting soldiers attended the Catholic cathedral and the Protestant cathedral.
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Armagh
Duchess of Connaught
Mrs. Byrne progresses under gentle feeding in prison
Mrs. Ethel Byrne, who began a hunger strike after her thirty day sentence at Blackwell's Island for spreading birth control propaganda, is described by Commissioner B G Lewis as progressing well under gentle forcible feeding and is monitored as an inmate in New York.
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Ethel Byrne
Blackwell’s Island
New York
B. G. Lewis
Three Die After Train Strikes Auto Near Lincoln
A Rock Island passenger train struck an automobile near Lincoln killing two men and a woman. The victims identified as Saxon and his wife, along with an unidentified man, were all pronounced dead at the scene.
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Lincoln
Rock Island
Saxon
Have‘ock Am
High Chairs in Colonial Days Showpiece at AAS
High chairs of many sorts were provided for the youngest children in colonial days. One stitch was brought to America in 107% by Richard Mather. It was subsequently aged by Samuel, Increase, Cotton and Ger rest of the family. The chair is now a showpiece at the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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America
Richard Mather
Samuel
Increase
Cotton
American Antiquarian Society
Worcester
Mass
New York Telegram
Charity begins at home quote linked to Galveston News
A historical line from the Galveston News notes charity starts locally, suggesting public virtue begins within one’s own community. The aphorism captures a civic-minded tone typical of the era’s editorials.
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Galveston News
Irish Brogue As Ancient English Pronunciation Claim
Language students argue that the Irish brogue preserves an ancient form of English pronunciation. They credit Irish speakers in the Emerald Isle with maintaining a purer accent through history.
State's Fiftieth Birthday To Be Observed
The Nebraska semi centennial celebration marks the states admission to the Union. On February 12 rural and village schools are urged to observe with songs stories speeches and other numbers in patriotic programs planned by the State Historical Society. Anna McFadden County Superintendent.
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Nebraska
State Historical Society
Births and weather woes at Sherman Hill
Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Edward Rummelhart a son and to John Sellers a daughter. The piece notes sickness with colds and grip as the week shifts from mild Nice April days to a cold blast. A deceitfully clear sky, a twelve below chill, and dreams of summer recalled as residents cope with grips.
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Edward Rummelhart
John Sellers
Sherman Hill
New Post Office Door Replaces Double Ventilating Doors
The post office installed a new door to replace the double affairs that kept interiors too ventilated. A woman weighing about ninety pounds easily operates some business house doors that need a three hundred pound pull. It sparks thoughts of an orgi nal advertising idea for shops to use easily opened doors.
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P. M
F A King Compiles Abstracts and Perfects Titles
F A King compiles abstracts and refines titles, delivering precise summaries and polished book entries. The work focuses on accuracy, clarity, and archival quality, ensuring each title aligns with the underlying document and stands up to cataloging standards.
Lumber firm joins 5 percent sale to aid Belgium
The Cheyenne County Lumber Co. Sidney Nebraska adopts the Lumbermen's Convention plan to donate 5 percent of all sales on the first Mondays in February March April May and June 1917 for Belgian relief. Buyers urged to participate from nickels to thousands and spread the word to maximize support on February 5 as the first date.
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Belgium
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Sidney
Nebraska
Lumberman’s Convention
Denver
Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Wedding Bells Melton Lamoisette in Sidney
Stay Melton and Delia Lamoisette of Sidney were married on Tuesday January 30 by Reverend A Link at St Patrick's Church.
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Melton
Lamoisette
Delia Lamoisette
Sidney
A. Link
St. Patrick’s Church
Saunders and Schraeder Tie Proclamation Wedding
Edward Saunders of Dix and Miss Gladys Schraeder of Kimball were joined in marriage here on Monday January 29 by Judge Chambers.
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Saunders—Schraeder
Edward Saunders
Dix
Gladys Schraeder
Kimball
Chambers
Leafdale Jr Attends Mass Meeting on Farm Act
Leafdale Jr of Sextorp joined a mass meeting held last Saturday where the Federal Farm Loan Act was discussed.
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A. Leafdale Jr
Sextorp
Viggo Nelson Sells Window Glass Service for Homes
Viggo Nelson announces window glass installation services for homes, offering replacements, repairs, and upgrades with quick quotes and local availability. He markets durable panes, professional fitting, and seasonal discounts for residential projects.
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Viggo Nelson
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Osborn & Jorgenson
Real Estate and Insurance Farm and City Loans
Sidney, Nebraska
The
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
R. E. L. Jackson
Osborn and Jorgenson
Just
Jackson & Son
BEE Bive
Salhe
T. E. Quinn
Dalton
VOLK
Cherry County
Colorado
CROW
Proctor
Colo
Wellner
Mary Bb
Hadley
Carrie Cook
Jackson Store
Jackson
BROTT
Shor Repairing
Thos. Olson
L. Patrowsky
Patrowsky
H. T. Yoran
Sano Eau Toda
Sidney Markets
Rede
Cicero Allen
Joseph Allen
W. S. Allen
Sidney Lumber Co
Ford
Poland
China
J.C. Dunn
Hadford
Ford Garage
Sund
Lodgepole
Sidney Telegraph
Jack Bowman
H. P
Co. A. Gaer Dalton, Nebr
Harry Range
C J. Osborn
J. M Nelson
Dye
Andrew Nelson
Gapen Buiding
C. F
Livoni
Karl Rutner
Sundl
Grand Junction, Colorado
Norve Eckert
Sidney Electric Harness Shop
J. L. Raach
Harry Zick
Rochester Hospital
Arthur Brandenburg
Potter
J. J. Cramer
C. W. Simons
N. Eckert of
J. H. Foster
Sydney
Mrs. B. A.jones
H. C. English
Sterling
Peetz
Hotel Peetz
Miss Mitchell
Bridgeport
Mabel Perry
Clara Klein
Omaha
V. Klein
Bloomfield
N. D. Statler
Chappell
Franz Engels of
Gurley
Henry Ehmke Sr
North Divide
Emmons Sanders
Dr. Ejskner
Altar Society
R. Zimmer
Jack Sager
Stokes
Doran
King's Daughters
Eva Miles
Carrie Eckert of
Fred Beyers
Frank Beyers
Hahler Garage
D. R. Jones
Kenneth
C. P. Millett
VF. Kucera
Noah Walters
Duffen
Oshkosh
St. Patrick's Academy
F. W. Buck
Sidney Hotel
Dalton Hotel
Burlington
Sidney Property
W. St Wood
Nora Braasch
Chicago
Slayer
Mrs. Byrne
Orchard & Wilhelm Company
Body Brussels
Anna McFadden
F. A. King
Compiles Abstracts
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